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post 1699931853 04-14-2024, 11:14 AM
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Ran a 30k on no training. Legs died at the end but finished

Just ran a 30k on basically no training (which is dumb I know). I’m a natural runner and my pace is alright and my cardio is alright as my pace was around 10:30-10:45 min miles, then later around 11-11:15 as I’ve never done 30k before and was nervous about going too fast

Felt really good and amazing until mile #15 and my legs essentially gave out. I could feel them tighten up and I couldn’t run faster than a fast walk as I was nervous they were gonna pull and I couldn’t finish. Eventually crossed the finish line at a bit faster pace and my legs were about to seize up lol. On mile 14 I ran a 9:30 pace so I was def feeling good. Some of the hills fukd me up

my wife asked the race organizers how I was doing around mile 13 and they said “really good, he’ll finish around X time” that ended up being cratered due to my legs failing me with 2.75 miles left

Was pretty frustrating cause I still felt ok but my body just gave up

Anyone else consistently run? Got any tips or funny stories
post 1699932793 04-14-2024, 11:39 AM
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Mirin brah good chit. I love running but played too much basketball growing up (inb4 race jokes) so I can't run as much. Didn't even know that 30k's where a thing srs that's a lot of running.
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post 1699933303 04-14-2024, 11:48 AM
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I've got a tip for you. Just imagine your daddy Lebron is at the finish line, waiting to take your booty hole. Then watch your time improve significantly.
post 1699936343 04-14-2024, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted By iamdetermined
Mirin brah good chit. I love running but played too much basketball growing up (inb4 race jokes) so I can't run as much. Didn't even know that 30k's where a thing srs that's a lot of running.
Thanks brah.. motivating to run next to people and it was a pretty nice day, listening to music and an audiobook for most of it.

I’d recommend a 5-10k for anyone
post 1699936623 04-14-2024, 01:30 PM
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Mirin! I ran 10Ks in my 20s and they were rough. I can't imagine a 30K!
post 1699946913 04-14-2024, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted By DustinTheHuss
Mirin! I ran 10Ks in my 20s and they were rough. I can't imagine a 30K!
It was fun but those last few miles were a grind

I do think I can do a marathon but I gotta actually train for it going forward. Any marathon runners on this forum?
post 1699996473 04-17-2024, 09:22 AM
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post 1699996573 04-17-2024, 09:26 AM
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Must have taken a lot of tape to protect those nips.
post 1699997163 04-17-2024, 09:42 AM
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May not agree with you on Jordan vs LeBron but mirin getting out there and doing that srs
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post 1699997703 04-17-2024, 09:55 AM
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Good job OP, surprised you could get out there & run that distance with no training.

Use to run track back in school but these days any attempt to go even a half mile I get massive sode
post 1699997793 04-17-2024, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
It was fun but those last few miles were a grind

I do think I can do a marathon but I gotta actually train for it going forward. Any marathon runners on this forum?
I listen to Goggins every cardio session. My 3 mile and 10 mile times are good. 30k makes me nervous tho. I always try to figure out how people like Goggins do 100 mile runs.
post 1699998183 04-17-2024, 10:07 AM
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I ran regularly in my 20's to early 30's. On a treadmill and occasionally on a track, so no hills. I never trained with elevating the treadmill. 3-5 miles every day. Got to always under 18 minutes for 3 miles. When I do 2 miles, it's a sprint from the start and usually 10.xx min. I think I did get under 10 min for 2 miles, but I don't keep track of this stuff so maybe I am just remembering wrong lol. This is on a treadmill.

I once wondered how far I could run. And I made it an easy pace. 7mph on a treadmill. I got up to 17 miles. My legs were fine, but my back was lighting up and I couldn't keep my arms up and suddenly I had to take a dump....like RIGHT NOW!!! You ever see the pic of a marathon runner ****ting his shorts......ya...I understand. Luckly, I made it to a toilet before that happened. I only did that one time, I could have kept running if I didn't have to poop. Maybe if I ran that distance regularly, that wouldn't be an issue. But running that distance takes a lot of time.
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